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Live Subjects Discussed By Proni.
nent Clergymen Of the City.
hrlstissity, Sin ana Repent
snce." "Polisical Judges OF the
PLATE Type" "Temper-
ance and Prohibiti0n."

The different churches were we'll
attended yesterday by the faithful,
Notwithstanding the intense and sui.
try heat and the absence Of 30 many
cburch.going families from the city.
At the First Presbyterian church Rev.
Eugene Daniel delivered sermon
upon Christianity, Elm and repentance.
At the Linden street Christian church
Rev, Dr.. Biiney diecoursed upon that
traves,y upon Justice developed In the
trial Of Jesus before Plate, and In this
connection DR.. Bhney took occasion
TO refer to the political judges OF the
present day who draggle their official
robes through the mire and who use
the machinery Of courts to thwart the
will Of the people. Rev. DR.. II. A.
Jones, Of the Court street Cum berlsnd
Presbyterian church, discoursed upor
temperance and prohibition. The
three sermons present instructive and
entertaining matter for the people
thou'snds Of whom take pleasure IL
reading such discourses weekly In tn.
Monday morning APPEAL.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
AnEPHIs Steam Laundry, IA ID 81.
FoR tonic, use Quinine and whisky

AMrHIs Steam Laundry, IA I'd 81.
FoR q tonic, use Quinine and whisky
g. II. HERBER i CO.. Agents.
A CHEAP line iron and slate mantele,
also crate front and tenders, at Gsbsy's.
II you want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l2 JEFF.
ferson street.
500 cords OF wood given away by
persons hauling 1t, at Woodruff Lum-
Der Compsny's mills.
Go 10 P. Ounnipgham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Dseoto and Monroe
streets, to order your drays.
COLLECTIONS in city and country
promptly attended to by THE JNO.
H. LENOW Law AND COLLECT.
ING AGENCY, No. 287 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn.
STANLEY q ANDERSON, funeral dir.
ectors and embalmers, So Madison
street, are fully prepared to furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
THEIR gentle action and good effect
on the system really makes them q
perfect little pill. They please those
who use them. Carter's Little Liver
Pills may well be termed perfection
FRS ALI fits stopped FREQ nv Dr.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Il 4
after first days use. Marvellous curee
Treatise and So trial bottle free to 81
cases. Send to DIR. Kline, 93l Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
DoN'T buy Steam Eogines, Glns
Feeders, Condensers, Cotton Presses
Cotton Elevator Fans, and other Ma
chipery, before seeing Woods &Woods
1892 Second street. They keep thes,
goods In stock, and can ship or shor
notice.
The most successful tonic OF tn,
age-Pemberton's French Wine Coc,
lis recommended by 10000 eminen
physicians for the cure of all nervoul
affections, dyspepsia, sick headache
etc. Is pleasant to take, and will
prove itself beyond price. For sale b,
| Hester.
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ss. Peter. Chascn.

Yesterday was q gala day at st.
Peters church. Prof. winkler having
recovered sufficiently 10 preside Al the
organ, every member OF the choir that
could be was presenl TO greet him. aud
La Hache's "Msss Pro Pace" was
cbhrminsly rendered, with great deal
Of feeling and expression. This compo.
siil1n 10 highly msritorlous, abound.
ing In erqubiie solos Tho vesper,
(wilcor's) we're gwen In q haished
style, he various shsdings beiug care.
Tally observed, which fact was espe
cia " noticeable in the "Masn d al, !"
by Mels NJ. Peter'e choir has made
Or itsall q reputation for thorough
work which 10 BY no means confined
10 Memphis,
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Cumberland Pre.bys.pss. Church

Cumberland rresbyssrts. Chs,eh.
The following Is an outline Of ser.
mon preached yesterday morning al
the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Court street, by Rev. II. A. Jones:
Romans xiv, 81; "Iti,sood neither
10 eat flesh, nor 10 drink wine, nor
anything whereby thy brother stun.
bleth or 10 offended, or Ia made weak |"
Considerable trouble arose In the
apostolic churches among the converts
TO Christianity ab ut the proper OBJ.
tervance OF days, and the uss Of. or
prohibition from, certain meats and
drinks. The Jewish converts ob,erye A
their sacred isasts and dave, and alb.
stained alfo from meats and drinks
forbidden by the laws OF Moses, ard n
was q source OF Imitation TO them when
they saw their GENTLE brethren In
dulgins In all kinds oi meats without
distinction. and regarding all days
alike.
On tho other hand, tho Gentilee
despised the jews a. Ignorant bipots
Tor making thtss distinctions, and 10
remedy these dihsreneea the ap els
deyo,ts ihs latter part a this eplaile.
He urged the Gentlle, who knew
nothing Of the NIL hty hold which the
ceremonial law he'd upon his brother
Jew, 70 irest him kindly and respec,
hls RELIGIOUS c1nyiot'ons Ca the
other baud, he beeoueht his country.
men not 10 look upon the usn,ile al a
proiane perfon for eating meats. Tor.
Ditden by the Law Of Moses, Tor C}od
had received him into his church.
notwithstanding n did not obey the
ceremonial Law. H. a sed them not
10 lay q temp atlon IN each othet's
way, which nigh lead them 10 fail
into sin. ltyour brother Ia offended
al your eating meats which be thlnIs
are uncleaD. then you do no, act In
accordance with the law Of love II Won
do not abst in I ON them.
But the most important considera.
ton Of al Ia that the Ieligion Of Christ
contisls not Of mtas ard ddrks I'm,
In q righteous and peaceable De
meanor, Tor tho pleasures oithe Oh,is.
tan life are not those Of the appetite
but Of thoee VIRTUES which arr inlused
into the sou b. the Holy Snl,jt
! Thus the apoBile urges them 10 sbow
their lager liberty by q total sbsu.
hence from = | me IA OF drinks. n nv
their use n caused Chsuse or tansed =
brother 20 atumb'o or made him w,sk
II thus becomes the duty OF every ne
TO avoid oil those things which have a
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NOTICE IL hereby given 70 all partis,
IN holding and owning bond, coupons
MORTGAGES, Judgments, notes, accounts, or
VIA soeyer form Of lndebp dbsis against
the Mobile and Northwestern Railroad Com.
pany. that the underlined special Com
missioner. acting under authority conferred
no h m By q decree OF the District court
Of the uniied Staiss for the Western Division
81 the No,tt orn Judicial District 81 nlisis.
sippi, rendered August 9th, A. ID. 1857, In
the case Of VIM. ". kAtIsu berger Of q,
against said railfosd company. will. on the
bth, 9th aud III day, OF September, A. u.
3, Cotton Exchange Bu ldins, In the City Of
Memphis, Tenn, between the honrt oil a m
ard PEN, on each Of said days, proceed 70
take proof q ali debtt oner,d against said
raj rosd cImpany, b. afidavit Of the parties
ard he pr daclian 81 tns evidence Of debt;
tie Clerk Of the United states District Court
70 oS,ofd. Mis,., up 70 and inclusive Of the
SAN O. LANE.
mon A fri. Special Commissioner.
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ATLANTA What a Atlanta7 WIN,

ArLAsTAl What q Atlanta2 whv,
the great nerve tonic, Pemberton's
Wine Coca, IN manufactured there,
aud all druggists, Wholesale and 70.
tail, in Memphis, cell this great rene.
dy. Itis now prescribed by the best
physioisns, and will cure You OF all
nervous affections. Send 10 Pember.
ton Chemical Compiny for history Of
coca plant. Try glass OF Csoa Ola,
the refreshing, invisora,ipg brain
tonic, at Helsur's Soda FOunt.
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A Healthy stomach

IL . blessing for which Thousands Of our dys-
peptio eountrymen and women Sigh In vain.
aud 10 obtain which swallow much medicine
unAvaiiingly. For no ailment, probably. are
there 90 mapy ALLEGED =, NEEDLES a. for dys-
pepsiA. Tho man Of humbus 10 consi Antly
rsn ,..a,, \, su o,s nn.,,,m s 0l nor
the vain hops Of obtaiping relief, at least,
from this veIatious and obstinate ma'ady.
Experience indicates Hostetter's Stomach
bittefs 90 . means Of srAdieatibg dyspepsia.
rene ~ has In three cades and over estab-
lithod such a reputation, none has received
such ubqualih fled professions nj sanction. Its
an admirable invIgorant because 10 enriches
the blood, and not only this, bat II thor.
oushly regulates The bowels, kidneys and
bladder. The efyoua symptoms are usually
relieved By the med cine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22

Mls. wS,toy'sSooTHfrs sysry shouId
always be used Tor children teethinG, ~
soothss the child, foftsns the Eums, silsy.
ali paln, cures wind collie, and 10 the best
remedy Cor IlASrhsai 2bo bottle.
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n,,s.r. o,. ana machine Do,

Make the celebrated Mllburn Eclipse
Huller Gin, and Keep them, With Fe,d.
ers and Ccndensers. always on hand
for prompt delivery. HAyo them quote
you pTices.
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The True Method

a"o nAos.ys
OF curing habitusl constipation and
liver and kidney ills 10 10 avoid the
uee OF tie bitter drastic liver medi.
clnes and csthartics, and to take only
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs. II cleanses a. we'll as
Strengthens the system, and does not
leave the bowels coslive, 90 that regu-
lar habit may be formed and the In.
valid permanently restored to health.
II acts promptly and effectively; II 10
easily taken and perfectly harmless.
For sale in 80 cents and 81 bottles by
II. j. Hester and all leading drug.
gists. Van Vleet a Co., @. w. Jonse
q Co., W. N. Wilkerson q Co., ]. j..
Miles, and g. Mansfield q 90. have
been appointed wholesale agents at
Memphis.
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PAUaUIEs y,MAhE INSTITUTE

OPENS Il. Hth. annual session Sept. IL.
" 1857. situated In the Piedmont resion
and hea thfais,s.. 0ni1 50 miles from W AL.
inston. The grounds, ten ares In all, are
beautifully laid out. Ibe building IL one Of
the anelt school edifces In the State. A full
corps OF teachers. Terms reasonable, and
address q EO. q. BO rLER, A NJ, Principal.
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miiburn Gin ana H.ehip. Co.

Have on hand, ready for promp, do
livery, Enginee, Boilers and fittings,
Cine, Feeder Condensers, Hydraulic
Cotton Pfes,ee, and everything per.
tanning 10 n first clHs Ginning outfit.
Write them before YOU purchase.
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e21 90 Reward.

offered for the arrest and conviction
Of any ono who throws into the trains
Of tho Prospect Park railroad, or who
places any distraction on the tack Of
said road.
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0yERrsS 4 GRosvKsoR offer the store
house No. 800 Font ttfeet, now occu.
pied by Porter & MAorea, for rent
IRON September let.
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- F ZEE EESsgs! ss3$, g..
PoRTkRs, .MhckhE,
scH00LiiELD, HANOVER A co.
J.D. 00TTlELr, Psisptee,
No. q Monros II.

w. A. FAIRKs. 81 UnIon street, has
Just received good lot Of dray and
railroad mules. Also q lot Of good
Texas mares aud colts.
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aastopts Hotel.
" b Van Kirk. Nd

ATTENTION 10 called 10 sale Of very
desirable house by r. J. Black a Co.
The PERCENT owner intends leaving
the city, and offers 1. at q great bar.
gain.
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0vKRroS 4 GRosyKsoR oIer the
s,oreh qua No. 800 Front street, now
occupi,d by Porter & MAcrea, for rent
from September lst.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
This College Now Employs
Four Professors.
a. y. NELSON, Prc.id..t.
Helms Institute,
VtrEf MIA

T'HB 18th Session will open on the 18th o
L September, 1857.
distraction IL given In Languages, Litera-
ture, Sciences, Art, Do kkeeping, PenmAn-
ship, tlocution. Calisthenics, ETC., ETC., un.
dor hish standards, by Instructors Of culture,
character and LARGO experience. Young la
die. sho attend enjoy the ADVANTAGES OF sa-
luxurious climate, mineral waters and beauti-
iul msuniain scenery. The school IL conn
po,ed almost exclusively Of boarding pupils,
and is intended for only $50 young ladies.
This Institute IL finely equipped, and en-
ploys over Is officers aud teachers.
Apply ~ Hollins p. q. Va to
CHAS. II. COOKE, Business MANAGER.
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Nofre Dame Of Maryland.

Collegiate Instit' 10 for You.g Ladies' and
Preparatory School FOR Lfttie Girls, EHBLL
p. o., three miles from baltimore. Nd.
Conducted by the sister, Of Notre Dame.
Sand f,r eataiaeaa
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nrbsYs a,n ana Machine 60.

Keep on hand a large stock Of Steel
Suafiing, which they cell a. tho came
price m iron. See or wdte them be-
fore you purchase shaitiug or Pulleye'
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Miiburn al. ans Machine 90.
ADVICE no norHEns.

IL headquar,ers Tor Llile Giant Got
ton Pnssss. Write to them for prices,
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pAsTOps ACapsMY,

Near CHI ARL0ITEsvILLR, VA.
for Boys aud roupg MEN. Send foe
CatAlo 10.
JOHN r. SAMPSON, A. NJ, Principal.
REV. EDGAR WOODS. Phi. D., Associate.
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A sHxsr Of ooldnees Of the blood and
ohllineas relieved instaneously BY
tbs nee Of Fred Browne Jamaica Gin.
ger.
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Commodious hotel, centrally To-
Gated Ia the city.
is. ANDREWS,
AZ Manlen A %.
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aaiinn unslIefa

Iron bound white oak cotton has.
keis, with or withou, handles, for sale
l..
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Duffy's European Hete

Duffy's European Hotel.
Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Room
Soc, 75c and 81 per day; American Plan, 81
por day. First class Restaurant In the
Hotel. ]. M. DUFFY 40 yoars with Pea
body HoteD Proprietor.
s II Whitehead. Ark J Dunlee. A
J A Jackson, Tenn Blackwell, Tenn
O ID Westboy, Tenn Al johnson 4w, All
p Ph Hips. Ark w M West, Tenn
] q Scott. Va SIS Alexander, Ky
W q jackson rs, La j II Wills, Ky
] W Williams. Tenn ] B Smith. Tenn
MF Hall, Tenn Pm simmons, Miss
ID Kreiser, Miss JR Krsiser, Miss
W q Ageo. Tenn TIL Webb, Tenn
r N Draper, Tenn A Ruscfer, Ill
NJ Hornibrook, Ark p Ring, Ark
O McEfry, Ark ER Dixon, Tenn
II p Celvin, Ark CIV Hopewell, Ark
B II " hitehead, Ark j p Smith, Va
W A Brewer, Ark I'll Roberts, Mo
JIM Cooper, Tex I'll Wood. Ark
q N Al 90, Mo l. Penny, Ark
@ N HarrolI, Ark 3 Perry. Ark
D A Jones, Ark LIT Haywood, Ark
b A Fuller, Ark = Brewer, Ark
I Haynes. Mis- CE Wood, Ark
BIZ Sands. NY
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PeahodI IEoteI.

O. D. GALLOWAY Co.. PRoPRrxrokt
Rates o. 50 and s. per day, according TO
tlse and location Of room-bpeciAl
ratas mada
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N Office.

A LII pet,ons are hereby warned not 70
shares Of ock o. Masonic Temple, btusl
10 me August S, 1sT2, a. same has been lost
OF mHiaid, and have apgl "a IA dppli.
sta. JOHN X. DlNFf.
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To Old Soldiers.

ITO enable you ana others who may desirs
II 20 purchase Les Camp smoking TobAo-
90 and thereby assist In the support Of N,
helpless old Confederate soldiers, l will mat
70 you, postsFe paid, package Of the hrti
tured for the soldiers Home, Richmond,
Va, on receipt OF the folio wing retail prices
ylsi ot 100, %. 3Oc., %. t0c., u. nc
Reduction made 70 elabs.
y. ", hUsSKLL. Manufacturer,
100 and iiG3 carr ~. Rlsh ~ond. We
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bR. n. ". PUkNELL,
.nRFIcK ~ Main street. Hnu-liIc
Ek .:id.as &c 10 W P ~ S.us. street. Hours
sNe o'clock am
slsphon. No. to
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The Wow Gay oso.

HARRINGTON, STEWART 4 WHITE.
Pl0PlfErORs.
CHAs. @. RoTH........Manager.
Rates q SO TO a per day. according 10 locA-
tion OF rooms.
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The same thame was' discusfed, from
,he teIti "Ihou sislt call His name
jesus Tor He M ~ save Ills neon Ia
from their iins"
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Tie Myth.

James Payn reveals the false basis on which
tho Primrose league Sacred to the memory Of
Bcaconslold) was founded. Ho says: "Thc
origin Of tho Primrose league, by the by,
arose from a mistake. To Lord Beaconsfcld's
burial tho queen contributed n hugo wreath
Of primroses with tho inscription on them,
His f~avorito flower In tile royal mind
His always signifies something belonging to
tho prince %consort, and it was SO in this case
but tho fashionable world jumped to tho con-
clnsjon that she meant the lato premier, and
at once began to remember how passionately
fond ho used to be of primroses. There Is
ono mention Of them in his works, and / be-
lieyo only one, where n noble is made to say
that no has n respect for primroscs, because ho
has heard that at n pinch ono can make a salad
Of them. Tho Independents.
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a Story Of y.irlsal,nrn.

Here lisa story with The scene laid in
Vicksburg. 1t was while | was in Viclys.
burg starving on pea bread and dolrinr
tho Yankee shells. I was detailed TO pC
TO the commissary to do some work, The
boys made it a part Of their work to sin
something moro than was given to them
when they went to the commissary and
1t was always something to cat, which
they would divide with us. / thought
that MS it had come my time to go ]
would bc MS good as they had
been, if the opportunity afforded.
Ibat we were watched you need
not doubt, and that there was
reason for stealing | need not deny. Tnt
1t makes me feel like sheep thief vet,
when | think Of il.
When | was in the commissary. Icould
see nothing open but IL barrel of crackers
could get to nothing better and con
cluded to take q good supply of them,
In walking about tho commissary ! made
it convenient to go by the barrel Of hard.
lacks and slip a handful in my bosom,
always watching tho commissary scr.
gcant. | worked hard when lo was
looking at me. | never once thought
about how many of the crackers I was
getting into my bosom. never noticed
That my shirt body was growing to an
enormous size. ! was thinking of tho sup.
per that the boys would have that night.
Suddenly the bottom part of my shirt
slipped out from under the waistband of
my pants. The sergeant was looking at
mo. Tho situation | was in can only be
imagined. was excited, and it seemed
to mo that there was n bushcl of the
darncd things spilled around nc. The
sergeant simply said: "You lad a SUP.
ply" and passed on. II. Mcdaniel in
Atlanta Constitution.
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OUR CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHoDIsT-Rev.J. w Daniel Pastor
Sunday School $50 p. m. Preaching at II
a. H., and $50 p. m. Prayer-lpccting on
"Wednesday afternoon ut 8 O'Clock. Supt.
S. s., j. +. Everett.
BAPTIsT-Rey. Il. n. Pratt Pastor
Preaching II a. m, $50 p. m. Sunday
School every Sunday morning at $50
Experimenting Thursday afternoon at 3.3C
O'Clock. Snpt. S. S., M. II. Ellcrbe.
Observation-Disclosures. w. Il. Corbctt,
pastor. Preaching at 1900 a. IN. and SOC
D. III. Sunday School at $50 a. NJ. Pray
er-mccting on Tuesday afternoon at 4.3O
o'clock. Snpt. S. S., DR.. j. b. Jennings.
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IN A Q R SWAMP.

oPersiihuowed by u Forest of Blossonns.
Snakes In tho Low branches,
soon the forest closed in OH both sides
OF me narrowing creek. Tho banks on
eitilcr SIDE were but three or four inches
itDovc water, and we could look far into
INC dark woods, ovcrn dead level covered
Will mN,rlnnt vcmntntion-son,n r,nsl,
some old. Ferns OF many varieties some.
tli0ns blocked tho view with their fronds.
NOW aflu then there were patches of soil
III the deep shadow, where nothing grew
except the white Atanlnsco lily. Scores
OF this starry flower lit up these souber
places. The creek grew moro narrow
and winding. The trees met overhead.
II we bent our heads low to pass under
inc branches, stretching up our hands &C.
caslonaily TO break OFF twigs loaded will,
blossoms. So OH FOR l know not how
long Il distance, till the boat could 20 no
farther, and we went ashore and loaded
ourselves with flowers. A catalogue Of
them would be too long.
DO you ever experience The delight
which is caused by meeting q familiar
home flower among strange blossoms? Up
here the air was filled with Il fragrance
which was easily traced to the small
white bloom OF our partridge berry,
much more fragrant in Florida than in
Now England. Perhaps the most strik-
ing feature of this spot is that, after YOU
have emerged from the bottom land and
assembled on tho dry soil beside the
swamp, you find yourself in a small
forest of tho sparkle berry, a tree which
for beauty has hardly q rival. The
blossoms, which arc small and white,
hang by the million on slender stems.
Ookrng up at them you are bowildcrcd
with their beauty and lavish abundance.
Day is not long enough to satisfy one
who once gets into the heart of q Florida
swamp in April. There are countless
plants III blossom, and many more whose
strange and unknown foliage leads YOU
to wonder what their blossom will be.
Among these the sunshine drops through
openings in the trees with daZZliua,
effects. Great butterflies, fitting through,
tho shadows, seem of strange and somhrr
color, like huge night moths, and it is
only when they cross II OF the strcaks
OF sunlight that you recognize your OLD
friends, Turnus or Cresphontcs or Pail
medes or Ajax. Ajax more frequently
puzzles YOU. Ills Silvcry gray wings
assume all manner OF tints in yariou,
lights.
Snakes, do you ask? Yes. many am
mighty. So long as you are in the boa
you need have no care for them, bui
whom wandering about swamps you may
us well keep a sharp lookout. You vii
not lind them, however, in cool weather
OF cloudy days. We saw a few. The
colorcd folk seem to inherit IL CONDENSED
portion of the human cnmity to tho scr,
pent. Whoncvcr II sees q snake lie j.
possessed with Il desire to cxterminatt
him. AS We rowcd slowly down the
river we saw here and there Il moccasir
hanging on n branch in the sunshine, an(
my boatmm always wanted to stop ant
kill him, and l always consented
Florida Cor. New York Journal Of Com
mcrce.
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THE SONG OF FLEErlNa LOVE.

Love has wings rs light rs n bird,
Huiicicss he looks, rs n dove, OF wrong;
mnetever his song, DO It brief or long,
IL sun ms this for M overword:
Love has wingsi
Though to-day the truant may stay,
though ne wooes and sues and sings
oniy sorrow to mails he brings;
lout him and tiont lin, laugh him away:
Love has wings!
liold your pulses calm, unstirred-
Calm and cool us n woodland pool,
l@t not his song your heart befool,
LIST, through 1t all, for the overword:
Love has wings!
'-Aiicc Williams Hrothcrton in The Century.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-07-20
Classical, but Obscurc.

TO Charles Sumner in Europe, Longfellow
wrote from his Cambridge home in January
of 1850: "Lowell has lately written in Tho
Atlantic Il couple Of very clover articles on
shakespeare. Hero Is n reconcile joke from
ono OF its pages: TO every commentator who
mas wantonly tempered with tho tcxt, or OBJ
scnred II with his inky cloud of paraphrasc,
we feel inclined to apply the olndrisyllobic
namo of the brother OF Agis, king Of Sparta. F.,
telton was tho first to find out tho Joke, and
to remember or discover that this nnmo vas
Eudamidas!"--S San Francisco Argonaut.